Word: printings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Philadelphia, Mr. Pennell addressed an eminent group at the Print Club. Said he: "You couldn't build anything worse than your City Hall, but you won't build anything better. It's the worst possible stone pile in any city in the world...
...course," he continued, "our newspapers have their faults as well as their good points. The tendency today is toward bulk. The personal touch is lost because of the unwieldy size of the papers. A paper which prints 'all the news that is fit to print' is too large to be read thoroughly...
Then too there is the bunkum that is considered fit to print. On this point Mr. Belloc, as the Happy Journalist is pleasantly frank. He loves to walk about at night, and often stops...
...muse upon the rot they print...
...There is a book (now out of print) of Mr. Grasty's outstanding despatches, published in 1918. FLASHES FROM THE FRONT- Century...